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scubless 

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Clueless. It originates from nautical language, most likely a combination of accents aboard ships that lead this word to become common place and still used around some port cities inthe UK.
He's absolutely scubless mate, doesn't know what day of the week it is.
scubless by John Jack Boozo July 21, 2023
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Scubie • scubie snack • Scabies • Scube • subie • scurbies • scobies • scobie • scabie • Scuber

Sarcoptes Scabiei Republicanus 

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Common street name: Sodomite.

A very tiny mite that infects the anus. The resultant infection
Is called Santorum Ligma and can produce unpleasant excretions.

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That couple cross infected each other with a case of Sarcoptes Scabiei Republicanus at their last trump rally.
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ad subiectum 

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when one has a bias against, feeling for, or fear of something without proper logical analyzation of the subject, whether it is an object, creature, person, etc. when this happens, one may generalize the subject to how they feel. if one has a bias against something, they may consider it to be wrong or immoral without properly reviewing if it is wrong or immoral. if one has a fear of something, they may consider it to be frightening without properly reviewing if it is harmful. the words "ad subiectum" are latin for "to the subject". a form of ad subiectum that already exists is ad hominem, which translates to "to the man", which is when one has a bias against a person, considering them to be wrong in their argument because of their character or personal attributes, without properly reviewing if their argument is valid or invalid.
"they were directly afraid of the dark. not because of what was in it, but rather because what was in the dark made them directly afraid of the dark, which is ad subiectum."
ad subiectum by flatulencenuggets January 22, 2022
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